Explore a Lightweight Redis GUI with Full CRUD for All Data Types
This guide introduces a lightweight Redis graphical management tool that offers full CRUD support for all Redis data types, outlines its Spring Boot backend and Vue frontend stack, provides step‑by‑step installation and Docker deployment instructions, and details current features, UI screenshots, and future development plans.
Introduction
Lightweight Redis cache graphical management tool supporting CRUD operations for all five Redis data types.
Software Architecture
Backend
Spring Boot 2.2.2.RELEASE
JDK 1.8
Jedis 3.2.0
Commons Lang3 3.5
Hutool-core 5.1.1
Fastjson 1.2.62
H2 Database 1.4.200
Frontend
Vue‑admin 1.0.5
Axios 0.15.3
Element‑UI 2.13.0
Font‑Awesome 4.7.0
NProgress 0.2.0
Vue 2.2.2
Vue‑router 2.3.0
Vuex 2.0.0‑rc.6
Installation Guide
Install JDK 1.8 or higher (skip if already installed).
Run startup script: ./bin/startup.bat or ./bin/startup.sh.
Run shutdown script: ./bin/shutdown.bat or ./bin/shutdown.sh.
After the project starts, open http://localhost:9898/dist/index.html#/login in a browser.
Default credentials: username admin, password admin.
Docker image available at https://hub.docker.com (search aoyanfei/redis-admin).
Feature Enhancements
User management with multi‑user CRUD.
Redis configuration stored in H2 database.
Simple permission control on the frontend.
Support for multiple ports on the same IP.
Future Plans
Add query hit‑rate statistics, cluster and sentinel modes; contributors are welcome.
Interface Screenshots
Project Address
https://gitee.com/xianxin98/redis-admin/
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